BAKICIDW/LJ: ebook reader app advice

[firecat]

So here's what I want.
An ebook reader app.

• It works on both the iPod/iPad and Android smartphone.
• It stores books and bookmarks in the cloud so when I open the book on a different device, it remembers where I was.
• It also stores books and bookmarks locally so I don't need to have wireless access to use it.
• It lets me upload and store DRMed and non-DRMed epub format books.

Here's where my research has gotten me so far. These apps meet all the criteria except the one listed.

• Bluefire: Doesn't store bookmark data online.
• Google Books: Can't upload your own books, as far as I know.
• Kobo: Stores bookmark data online for books you get through its store, but not for books you upload.

Do you know any apps that fit all the criteria?

Comments

[firecat]

I can't figure out how to load my own books into it.

But the thing that really offends me is that B&N requires you to download a different app in order to read children's books.

[flarenut]

Once you download the files, you have to move them into the B&N directory structure, but there's a place ("My Files" iirc) for them.

And the children's book thing I kinda understand, because they have some kind of enhanced format for kid/toddler books that has sound and turns its own pages and so forth. (I don't really think that giving a spensivish electronic device to a kid who still chews on pages is a particularly good idea, but I'm glad that isn't part of the regular functions. Also, they probably have to do something to prevent data collection/sharing by the under-13s or run into federal law...)